Steve Byrne

Because if you think I'm thinking, yeah, if you came through it.

And you're doing okay.

And this obviously, you know, when Brian was going through and is still going through what he's going through, you know, his wife stepped up, right?

I don't think it's the cancer, though.

I really don't.

We'll lose all that weight again.

Hey, but listen, Dina, Dina, Dina, Dina.

I'm just telling you from the cheap seats up here.

I think we're all on the same page on this one.

I don't think he's leaving you because of your cancer, medication, chemo, beating cancer, or the side effects that are included in all that.

He's leaving you because he wants to leave you.

Now, he's using this as an excuse, and there's an issue.

And so if you'd like to try to repair this relationship, my advice would be try to get at the root of the problem versus you're leaving me because I have cancer because that's not it.

I just don't think that's it.

That could be it.

Just eight?

Eight to 12.

It's an average.

Well, the thing is you go nine beers because that's a six-pack and a half.

Otherwise, you're left with an odd number of beers.